Tuning Up the Pine Barrens in Pinehurst Community
In a tour across Pinehurst and the Sandhill belt, The Outlook recounts the agricultural community's rise, noting the influx of villa farmers from elite northern families and the challenges of turning barren pine barrens fertile. It critiques modern farming prestige and previews a fuller story by Mr. Barton W. Currie in The Country Gentleman.
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Pinehurst
Sandhill
Barton W. Currie
Country Gentleman
Pine Barrens
de Luxe
California
Florida
Yale
Harvard
Whittemore Leads In Annual Spring Golf Tournament
Parker W. Whittemore of Brookline tops a field near 250 in qualification play using Pinehurst system at the tenth annual spring golf event. He carded 75 with 38 and 37 rounds. Irving S. Robeson Oak Hill and Arden M. Robbins Garden City and Bar Harbor expert tied for second at 84, followed by a nine-way tie at 93 for the first match-play round.
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Parker W. Whittemore
Brookline
Pinehurst
Colonel Bogey
Pat
Irving S. Robeson
Oak Hill
Arden M. Robbins
Garden City
Bar Harbor
W. M. Weaver
Huntingdon Valley
J. C. Murray
Skokie
G.T. Curtis
T. Bk. Boyd
Bellerieve
Berkshire hosts Dunlap Welsh rarebit party
Mr. A. N. Dunlap of Pittsburgh entertained at The Berkshire with a jolly Welsh rarebit party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Eason, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Emery, Mrs. Earl Robinson, Misses Ann Neighbors Florence Joys May Brigham and Bernadette Herman, and Messrs. Linden Stuart A. S. Newcomb and Channing Floyd.
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A. N. Dunlap
Pittsburgh
Berkshire
P. W. Eason
H. B. Emery
Earl Robinson
Ann Neighbors
Florence Joys
May Brigham
Bernadette Herman
Messrs
Linden Stuart
A.S. Newcomb
Channing Floyd
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Agricul
Broadway
Michigan Avenue
Beaecon Street
North Carolina
Jersey Herd
P. W. Whittemore